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Market-Positioning
Studies
All companies face change. In his book Only the Paranoid Survive,
author Andrew Grove, President and CEO of Intel, refers to these moments
of change as strategic reflection points. These points emerge when:
consumer values and needs shift as a result of some unexpected
exogenous factor;
new competitors challenge existing markets;
new technologies re-define existing products, processes, and
services;
new or revised regulations force change in previously accepted
practices; and
new opportunities call for cooperation, rather than opposition,
between competitors.
To expand its customer base in the face of these changes, a company must
continually strive to understand and then meet the constantly evolving
expectations of its market ... and it must do so as well as, if not better
than, its competitors. Complicating this process is the emerging “.com
Environment,” which challenges firms to discover new ways to establish
competitive advantages and build and maintain customer relationships.
The MarkeTech Research Center helps its
clients meet these challenges through effective market-positioning studies.
These studies are tailored to yield decision-level data regarding:
The features or benefits customers expect of a particular product/service.
How certain features influence—either positively or negatively—the
customer’s purchase decision.
The customer’s current level of satisfaction with a particular
product/service, and the likelihood of repeat purchases.
The target customer’s knowledge and perception of the client’s
company and/or product.
How customers want or expect to be treated, and to what extent the
client company is meeting these expectations.
Over the years, the MarkeTech Research Center has completed a wide variety
of research projects for dozens of clients.
Commitment to Our Clients
The MarkeTech Research Center prides itself on a long history
of customer satisfaction and is committed to ensuring its clients receive
the highest possible value for their market-research dollars. Specifically,
the MarkeTech Research Center commits to:
Working closely with its clients to develop a scope-of-work suitable
to meet each client’s needs;
Proceeding with the project only after the client has approved the
scope-of-work and accompanying budget;
Maintaining regular communication throughout the course of the project
to keep the client informed of progress and pertinent findings;
Presenting the project findings and accompanying recommendations in
a professional, easy-to-read format designed to address the specific
items noted in the scope-of-work.
In the end, the MarkeTech Research Center’s commitment is to deliver
objective, market-based data which the client can then use as the basis
for strategic business decisions.
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